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Laws of the State of Texas.

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CHAPTER IV.
AN ACT
To apportion the Senators and Representatives of the Legislature
among the several Counties of this State, according to the requirements
of the Constitution.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Texas, That the State of Texas shall be divided into thirty-three
Senatorial Districts, which shall be severally entitled to one Senator,
and formed as follows, to wit:
No. 1. Red River and Bowie shall elect one senator;
No. 2. Lamar and Hopkins one senator;
No. 3. Fannin and Hunt one senator;
No. 4. Collin, Grayson, Denton, Kaufman and Cooke one
senator.
No. 5. Dallas, Tarrant and Ellis one senator;
No. 6. Upshur and Wood one senator;
No. 7. Cass and Titus one senator;
No. 8. Harrison one senator;
No. 9. Rusk one senator;
No. 10. Smith and Van Zandt one senator;
No. 11. Cherokee one senator;
No. 12. Anderson and Houston one senator;
No. 13. Nacogdoches and Angelina one senator;
No. 14. Shelby and Panola one senator;
No. 15. San Augustine, Newton, Jasper and Sabine one senator;
No. 16. Jefferson, Liberty, Polk, Trinity, Orange and Tyler
one senator;
No. 17. Galveston one senator;
No. 18. Harris one senator;
No. 19. Montgomery, Walker, Madison and Grimes one senator;
No. 20. Washington one senator;
No. 21. Leon, Robertson, Brazos and Burleson one senator;
No. 22. Freestone, Limestone, Navarro and Henderson one
senator.
No. 23. McLennan, Falls, Bell, Williamson and Milam one senator;
No. 24. Matagorda. Wharton. Brazoria and Fort Bend one senator;
No. 25. Bastrop, Travis and Burnett one senator;

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